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I fixed marmox bards in bathroom with view to fitting large tiles 20cms x 75cms tiles.
I fixed the boards with Mapei Adesilex P9 and would like to know if this would hold the boards when the tiles get fixed. I now know that I should have used flexible tile adhesive .
I did fix as recommend with screws and washers and then used hardie backer board PU adhesive aswell.
would all this hold the large tiles to be fixed to the marmox boards ( I will use flexible adhesive on the wall tiles

cheers

pete
 

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